Record your screen, a window or a tab in the browser, with microphone and an optional camera bubble, and download it or convert it to MP4.
Check supported input/output details and follow the tool steps before exporting.
Use these specs to confirm browser support, privacy and output before you record.
Cost
Free, with no signup.
Security
Recordings stay on your device; nothing is uploaded to ToolBuddy.
Browsers
Desktop Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari; phones and tablets cannot record the screen.
Output
MP4 or WebM, as your browser records it, with optional conversion to MP4.
Sound
Microphone and, where the browser offers it, tab or system sound.
Check supported input/output details and follow the tool steps before exporting.
01
Choose whether to include your microphone and camera.
02
Start recording and pick a screen, window or tab.
03
Pause, resume, and stop when you are done.
04
Download the recording, or convert it to MP4 first.
Understand how to record your screen in the browser, why it matters in repeat workflows, and when to use this tool with confidence.
Your browser asks which screen, window or tab to share; tab or system sound is included where it offers it.
Your microphone can be added, and both sounds are mixed into one track.
With the camera on, the recording shows you in a circle or rectangle in the corner you choose.
Drawing continues while you work in other windows.
The file is in your browser's own format, MP4 or WebM, so recording needs no extra processing.
Convert to MP4 re-encodes a WebM recording on your device for apps that only accept MP4.
Have more questions? Reach out via our contact page and we will respond within 24 hours.
No. The recording is made by your browser and stays on your device until you download it.
A whole screen, one window, or a browser tab, whichever you choose in your browser's sharing dialog. Tab or system sound is included where the browser offers it.
Yes. Turn on the camera to add a round or rectangular bubble in the corner you choose.
Your browser's own format: MP4 where the browser records it, otherwise WebM. Use Convert to MP4 for apps that only accept MP4.
No. Phones and tablets do not let websites record the screen. On a phone, the Teleprompter can record you with the camera.
No fixed limit, but long recordings use more memory until they are downloaded.
See real workflows where this tool fits naturally, then jump straight into the matching guide.
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Read intent-focused guides, then jump straight into the live tool workflow.
Trim MP4, MOV, WebM, or MKV video locally on a thumbnail timeline: keep one part or several, cut out a section, or split it into equal parts, with a lossless fast cut or a frame-accurate precise cut.
Compress MP4, MOV, WebM, or MKV video locally to a target size or a quality level, with size presets, HEVC or AV1 where your browser supports them, and resolution, frame-rate, and audio options.
Burn SRT or VTT captions into a video locally, or generate them from English speech, with style presets, one to five words at a time, a caption editor, and font, colour, outline, box, and position.
Scroll your script at a speed in words per minute, with mirror, font size and full screen, and record yourself with the camera while you read.
